How to Stay Married - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Need to spice up your marriage? Well, good luck with that... Greg (Pete Helliar) and Em (Lisa McCune) are trying to figure out how to stay married in this funny & honest take on partnership.
Episode 2
It's date night for Greg and Em. Despite the best romantic efforts on both sides (including a trip to the beautician and personalised T-shirts), expectations are not quite met, and friction arises.
Episode 3
Terry recommends that Greg have a vasectomy to simplify the contraception, and Marlo recommends that Em do something dangerous (like skydiving) to kick-start her libido.
Episode 4
Em regrets that she hasn't been around enough since going back to work. She makes plans to go to Sophie's basketball game, but gets trapped in a well-known author's impromptu adult fiction reading.
Episode 5
Who doesn't love a hard rubbish collection? The Butler family is seriously low on personal space and need to throw out their old things so uncle Brad can move into the cubby house.
Episode 6
It's Em's 25 Year High School Reunion and she's looking forward to flaunting her new job. Meanwhile, Greg tries to 'be cool' with meeting Em's significant high school ex.
Episode 7
Greg & Em implement a screen ban to give the family a break from technology...turns out to be a great idea in theory!
Episode 8
It's Greg & Em's fifteen year wedding anniversary and as usual, things to go as planned.
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